The Globalist

In the past decade, America’s internet giants have grown to an enormous size. But the next few years are likely to be much less friendly to them.

The more the U.S. abstains from imposing new barriers to imports from the EU, the more may the EU support U.S. efforts to change Chinese trade and investment practices.

The world has recoiled from Trump’s unilateralism. But history tells us that good things can come from false starts.

Is Mark Zuckerberg really in control of Facebook? Or is he a sorcerer’s apprentice that cannot handle the invention?

Mrs. May and Mr. Corbyn can live with Britain becoming a big Norway, a country everyone in England likes and admires.

South Korea’s and Brazil’s former Presidents are being jailed for corruption. South Africa’s ex-leader appears to be next.

The American Civil War – then and now: A reflection 50 years after Martin Luther King’s death.

Asking about citizenship status in the 2020 Census is dangerous and politically inept.

Putin has Turkey exactly where he wants it: As an upset NATO ally willing to break ranks with the alliance’s stance toward Russia.

How does cohesion develop in Asian societies? And which factors determine its strength?